Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-21
EASTERN NEWS BUDGET
A Number ef Terrible
Tragedies.
sac Of the o. a c. r aroaa-ysrunA
Baldwin Released = Br. McGlynn
AgAln-The Aztrsloxer'' con-
vieted-Tndea's stock.

Baldwin Released = DE-. AcGlynn
AgAin-The Astroioxer~ Goa
vieted-TElaea's stock.
usrrsble rrazoay.
CEKyELAxD. IAN. "A korribsa mar.
DIR uas oomnitssd here this maFniaz
setween and o'clock. Vacisa OabAl-
ek Is a Well-to DO carpenter, living on
Endependenoe street., near he city lim-
itS. He hAs had emoloyment al Win-
Ter. snd his oldest son worked gith him.
This m0rnin0 he and 6is sou vent 10
work shortly before I O'clock. The
mosher, Autoinetts, hId been ont Of
temper 81 the breakfast table, ana bad
refused 20 look az her husband. Direct
" after breakfast she sent Henry. her
Is year Old son, % grocery near hy,
and still another son TO the milk depot.
Weeu they returned theg ooold not Qel
yard they sG9 gamss. l3 wears old, 10
the water closet. bleeding from eixseen
wounds ia his side. fney hastsnea away
and called their older brother. who had
gone OF With the father. Rstarninc
t1c tufGc Otya AofoH1 ~ tItfA8C1 70 tLG .
house. Taey discovered Tony, an
year old giri, bleeding ff0o a dozsn
cuts y the isft siae. On ths door nsar
By we're Llu, 5 years cid, Antoinetie,
) years old. aud kllls. naonths old, all
dead from dreadful stabs near the heart.
A bloody pair Of shears told the Pisry.
Hunt was made for ths mother. sac
vas fsund 10 the cellar. hanging from q
rafteF, dead. Soc had killed her three
children, mortally injured tRo others
and had then shielded. The tWo ohii
dreu Who were ssill alive we're removed
70 = neiRhbor's house, bat they will die.
No caase ter the terrible deed IL given.
The hasband does NOS think thai bis
wife vas insane.
The tvs injured children, james and
AntoiRette. were removed 20 the hoe
pital. where tho doctors say they will
surely die. Each was stabbed thirteen
times. rhe spears were nine inches
lonR. The bodies Of the three dead
children and mothar we're removed 90
the msrans. No inquest viii BE- held.
The Coroner and doctors believe that
the woman vs. crazy. OAbalek vas a
drunken fellow, although he worked,
and, With bis son, earned &75 month.
An Unfortunate AFFAIR.
JKRsE1 Crrx, Jan. 2o.--Aboui 8 o'clock
this afternoon, while g parry Of boys
were playing Ia an open lot adieininQ
tse yards Of the Delaware, LsekAwauna
and Western Railroad Company, fra.
cas- occurred between the boys and
PinkeFton's men, and Thomas Hogan,
16 years Of age, locker on, " 8 shot
and killed By one Of P1nkert0n'a men.
The boys we're ieering the Pinkerton
men, who were stationed in the com
psny's yard 70 protect the property.
Occasionally thsy rained a shower Of
suowbalis and other missiles upon the
men. Near by crowd Of strikers and
their sympath zess were assembled, aHd
they lent encouragement 10 the boys.
At length the ieader Of the Pinkegtou
men stepped forward and ordered the
boys 80 stop throwing missiles at them.
Tbs boys did not obey, and almest I'm
mediateiy three sharp cracks Of revolv-
ers rang ont, and Hogan fell dead.
Toe excitement was intense, and lock-
ers on hsd in every direction. Toe
lender Of the strikers, as soon ss be
could Get bis men together, ordered
them back to their headquarters. In
anticipation Of an attack the PinkeFt0ns
were at onca drawn ap in battle array.
Toe Jersey City police reserve stationed
at ike yards hurried Z the scene. An
ambnlanos was summoned, aud tbs
BODY Of tbe dad bOy vas rem we'd 30
tbe moFRue. Hogan was not one of the
party Of boys throwing missiles at hae
men, but stood on the opposite side Of
the street. Inspector L Bee immsdiate
ly called a namber OF witnesses Of the
shooting, and marched the PinkeFton
men 0at IL line. he then ordered the
witnesses 20 ideatify the men who shot.
They At encs selected Patrick Shelley,
Daniel Oahill and Samusl A. Nen from
toe line, aud identifed saem as the
shree msn who dred at the bsys. Tae
ball that struck Hogan pierced his brain
airsctly above the right eye.
Mayor Cleveland has objected 10 the
presence Of the Pinksrten men AZ the
yards, saying that the regular police
could prevent any trouble, and be yesler
day called on the police TO revoke the
police authority Of the Pinkertoae.
Tae Board held q prolonged session TO-
day, and finally decided not TO comply
With the Mayors request. What eject
the killing Of the boy Hogan tonight
will have is not known.
The oregon and California Rniirsaa
Sought.
NRw YoHx, Jan. 20.-NeQotiations for
the sale Of the property Of the Oregon
and California Railroad Company to
the O. p. Huntington interest. which
have been psndinQ for nearly three
years, have az last been brsuxht 10 an
end by the conclusion OF definite con-
tract batwesn Andrsg II e. OF the drm
Of Hees & Son. acting for the London
Company OF bond holders, and Mr..
Huntington, acting for the southern
Paoi6S Company aud the Pacific I'm
pruvement Company. The terms 81
aQreement are Substantially as follows;
The Oregon and Califorrds frst mort
gage bond holders are 20 reoeiys a. the
rate Of 81. l0in exchange for their present.
b1nda uew forty year gold 5 per cent
bonds, guaranteed beth principal and
inlerest by the Sonthsrn PaciAe C0m
pany, together With &4 sterlinR, Ia cash,
fer cash 81 tue old bonds. These neu
b0ads % b. Issued at the rate Of 80
600 per mile. are 90 be secured by new
mortgage, equivalent 10 point Of Item snd
pFioFity 70 tha exchanged nr8t mort.
gage OF the Oregon and California. and
will bear interest," from July |, 1856
Oregon and Jalifofnia preferred stock
holders will seeuEe oue share ef Central
Paaifie stock, togethsr with four shiil-
ings sterling for each pFefeRred share,
and the common 81 okholdsrs viii Rel
one Central Pacific SHARE for every f0ll
Of their oun shares, together With thres
shiilines staring for cash cJmmoE
share. The puFcnase ef the properly b
the Huni 10 ton IL eFest ell result vita
IN eighteen molt - Ia the compieti0n ol
the Oregon and California R4ilrsad 4
= Junction With the Central Pacific svs
tenn At ths California boundary. thu
opening q thr0uRh line betHee s4n
Franoisoo and PoFtlsnd.
she Again Gees Free.
Cuekoo, Jan. 90 IRE case o.
.Lasky" B4ldgin's would-be slayer
MIss Verona BsidWin. uho vas arrestes
GERS s1ms days ago for making threat
against certain loeaI jonFn aiista. cam
40 today. Il had bsen s1RReaied fha
Mias Bild Vin vas not IN her right mind
Fns JadRe inqsiFed " there we're au'
wi neases viii InR 10 swear that Mis-
i baidwIn Was insane. Ne person a1
swersd. sbd sns vas discharged.
A Nsse frsm fhe Archbishop.
Nxw Yonx, Jan. 2.--The comsaereia
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